. gunman opens fire at a party. this crash leaves one person dead. the answers police are hoping to find. continuing to pick up the pieces after the major earth quake one week ago. >> details about a quake that hit southeast of napa. >> "mornings on 2" starts right now. >> this is ktvu mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome to august, it is august 31st.

i am claudine wong. >> i am in for mike mibach. >> it was gorgeous when i stepped outside, rosemary. >> we are with fog this morning, you can see over union scare and it is patchy fog and crossed over into the east bay. we will be left with sunny conditions and temperatures just as warm as yesterday. >> look at the satellite. we have it again and into the east bay. but i expect early clearing. and this is very disorganized as you can see here. it will stay with us and be relatively week. fairfield right now 13 miles an hour. we will be a little bit stronger for the afternoon. temperatures are going to be nice, mild to warm tee pending on where you are at. >> 61 in walnut creek and low 60s in oakland and cool start for you in napa. and certain, 58 in san jose.

get a load of the numbers. >> and 79 in hayward. another warm one. upper 80s. mostly sunny and mild along the coast. 69 today in had pacifica. as we get into the holiday. temperatures will continue to climb. we will have the extended forecast coming up. this is in the south bay, they have stunned bus and rail transportation. >> the gunman shoot at two men on second street. one of the victims was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. there is no transit between saint jayme assist and santa clara streets -- st. james streets.

and we will follow this developing story throughout the morning. livermore police are investigating a shooting that injured five people. it happened just before 12:30 on south q street. ally rasmus is live -- allie rasmus is live. >> reporter: this is an unusual crime for the city. because of that, there is a real sense of urgency. they have got 18 officers on this case. right now they are in the process of interviewing the witnessness and the victims of the shooting. this is where the shooting happened. this is south q street and in livermore. it was around 12:30 and crime scene technicians are out here collecting evidence. few officers looking through the area and making sure they are not missing any evidence for the crime. it started with the house party here. there are about 20 people at the party. late teens and early 20s. three men from out-of-town

showed up at the party. there was some sort of argument between the three men. the party guests and the three men were told to leave. they did. and 30 minutes later, a white sedan pulled up in front of the house and they opened fire. >> three women and two men. none of the victims have life-threatening injuries. all are expected to survive. all of the other people at the party this evening. and they still need more information to find the suspects. >> if anybody we haven't talked to knows something, they can call and they do remain anonymous. and they are nervous to come forward and we will respect people's desire to remain anonymous. back here live, you can see some of the livermore police officers. part of the area is closed off as the investigation continues. investigators are trying to figure out whether or not this is a gang related shooting. at this point they don't know and the three men who were

kicked out of the party are believedded to be the prime suspects. they would like to locate them and talk to them. >> they are not from livermore. they may be from the central value and possibly stockton. >> again, the vehicle that they were supposedly driving. last seen around 1:00 on q street. and livermore police are working the case. and they are expected to have more updates later on this morning. >> we get more information. >> allie rasmus channel 2 news. they are investigating the single car crash that killed the driver. it happened around one and miranda avenue. chp said the driver of the jaguar went off the roadsway and hit a light pole before the car caught fire and track trapped the driver inside. >> the vehicle wind off the roadway. it looks like it hit a light

pole. couple of mailboxes and a fence before coming to rest. seems the vehicle caught fire with one occupant trapped inside. >> no one else was in the car. >> they are looking into whether speed or alcohol played a role in the crash. it is still too early to say why the driver lost control. >> it marks one week since it shook napa. >> hours ago, the earth started shaking again. >> it shook southwest napa at 1:56 this morning. that was the same time the quake hit last week at 3:20 a.m. we have no reports of serious injuries. and there are a dozen of after shocks in the region since last weekend end. they are coming to the aid of people. they are providing special services to quake victims. redwood credit union is offering loans. and bank of napa is

establishing a disaster relief fund. >> sonoma county had damage. they declared it a local emergency which allows them to get state and federal recovery assistance. services will go on this morning at scheduled at the first baptist church. the brick building was damaged in the quake and briefly red tagged and access to the bell tower is limited. >> pastors and parishioners are keeping the church open. they serve hot meals to 200 people a day. >> some merchants say they are struggling to get the businesses back open after the quake. >> sprinkler pipes broke and flooded the building. >> they brought in a salon on wheels to get her going again. her plans had to be on hold. they had to move the makeshift trail remember. the trailer couldn't be in a construction zone. >> help me keep my team

employed and able to pay their bills. work with me and i am told to be patient. >> patience is running thin at a they are by pizzeria. >> they are losing thousands of dollars. >> they tried to reopen by baking on the sidewalk. they said they were too close to a building that is not reason forced. >> we can't wait for legal maneuvers and waiting for people to fight about it. >> we have people to pay. and so, we will do what we can do. >> the owners are building a second protective roof and they did run out of daylight. they will finish up in time for the crowd. >> this is the napa quake. and there is an interactive map which shows the yellow and red tagged victims. en plus a slide slow of all the damage. >> it is in the hot topic session of our website. he was hit by an oakland

police car. it happened at 1:30 yesterday afternoon on third avenue and east 12th street. the officer was responding to the call when he turned on to east 12th and hit the man crossing the street. >> police say the officer was not driving fast. >> one woman who didn't want to show us her face said it is a dangerous intersection. >> i am not sure a stop sign would have helped. so they can run the stop signs. i do know there are accidents out here all the time. >> police are looking for video or witnesses who can help with their investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to call the traffic division. happening today. it is going to hold the first ever gay pride parade. it is all party of the activities. it brought 30,000 people to the city last year. the parade starts at 10. then the festival gets underway at 11:00 a.m. at 11th and

broadway. they have the second number of highest same sex households. and same sex couples with children. more than a thousand people from as far away as britain or mexico are taking part in the triathlon. they will run and bike from the scare to the port of oakland. but the biggest challenge may be the swim. >> participants have to especially swim for a mile in the local estuary. the water is expected to be a chilly 66 degrees. >> they will race funds for the children's hospital in oakland. starting tomorrow muni is raising its fares. it will increase from $2 to $2.25. they will also go up. >> monthly passes allowing people to ride both muni. and bart will jump to $80. >> fairs for disabled children

and -- for disabled people and children are the same. they overwhelmingly approved but they need another to legally call for a walk out. the union is seeking a 21% pay increase over three years. the school district has countered with a eight and a half percent raise and increase in pension contributions. >> it is this holiday weekend. >> they are cracking down on drunk drivers. >> they are holding checkpoints. >> buehrleing game anden santa rosa are all stop something drivers this weekend. >> they have already been made. chp is conducting maximum enforcements which puts extra patrols on the roads. >> 4 million californians are expected to hit the road this labor day weekends. >> blood donors saved her life. >> a woman is making it her mission to give back. >> we will tell you how she is being honored for making a

difference. >> several bay cities already do it. >> could the days of paper or plastic come across california. minor weather changes for the bay area sunday. the sun is shining in most places. i will talk about when the clouds will clear. and in the extended forecast, i am tracking a cool down. more on that, coming up.

. it is a story we first brought you. hot air balloon ended in a papa mobile home park. ktvu view eric vincent sent us the pictures after it landed at the mobile home park on tanny way. >> no one was hurt and everyone on board was laughing.

it as communes sight in the area. it is a common sight in the area. this is the first race for tony stewart since he killed someone. stewart has not driven in a race since he hit and killed kevin ward junior on a dirt track race on august 9th. >> it is good to have tony back in the car. >> he said his involvement in the crash will affect him forever. he needs to spend time with his racing family. this is indy car driver, he was in a practice run friday night. hit another car and hit the guardrails and it went spiraling into the air. >> the 20-year-old russian is

in stable condition. he is expected to remain there through the week. he fractured several ribs. broke his left clavicle and a safety expert said the shear speed of the car spinning is mind-boggling. quarterback aldon smith is reacting to his nine game suspension. >> he said i apologized to my teammates and coaches and 49er fans for not being able to contribute on the field for the next several weeks. i have learned a lot and i am working hard to grow from my experiences. i want to thank my family and friends. and the union and 49ers for supporting me during the process. >> nfl handed down the punishment after smith had several run ins with the law. >> including a dui arrest. they kick off the 2014 season. >> the seahawks are coming off the super bowl win against the

denver broncos. 4-9ders will begin their regular season next sunday against account eye cowboys. >> they start their season. september 7th when they take on the jets in new york. >> a programming note. you can catch a news special about the 49ers home. it is called all access pass. >> levi stadium. >> it is following the 10:00 news. >> today is the deadline for the first nfl player to be signed to another team. >> michael sam was cut from the st. louis rams. he was a draft choice after making a name for himself after playing for missouri. >> they describedded it as a football decision that could have happened to nip that was drafted. >> it is all about football. >> you know, i will tell you this. i was pulling for mike.

>> this is a lesson i have always known, the journey continues. the time is 7:17. rosemary delivered a very nice forecast. >> thank you very much for that. >> do what i can, ladies. >> do what i can. >> could it again. >> no pressure. >> little bit of patchy fog around the bay. outside of that a lot of sun. looking to the east bay where we have plenty of sunshine to start your morning and good start to the day. mild in some areas. we will get a check on the current conditions in a moment. ridge of high pressure will remain in place for your sunday and your labor day. >> if you are enjoying the nice summertime warm up. it will last through the three day holiday. >> temperatures at the coast. >> upper 60s. to 70s. along the western shore.

>> and areas about pacifica and half moon bay and expect to get to 80 degrees. mid-80s and for inland communities. low 90s. it is another warm one like antioch and livermore. >> outside the doors. it is a few clouds and little bit of patchy fog. >> into the coastline. and we are seeing it here in oakland. >> again, all in all, a good looking start to the morning. we have mostly sunny skies. and in livermore. >> 60s. >> 58 in novato and along the peninsula. and mountain view. and san jose, you are checking in at 58. >> slide into the east bay. >> look at a few more numbers here. >> or linda. as well as lafayette. >> you are waking up this morning with 68 degrees. >> here is a look at the cloud cover. >> expect to remain along the coastline by 10, 11:00.

>> by the lunchtime we have got sunny skies. and great beach day and great day to be outdoors. a lot of festivals going on out there. and they continue in sausalito. and that is a beautiful day to be outdoors. >> 86 in napa. and into the east bay. 77 in oakland. this afternoon. gay pride going on. triathlon going on in oakland. >> 93 in danville. into the south bay. you are checking in at 85. >> 80 in saratoga. and beautiful day to head along the boardwalk and along the beach. >> 84, redwood city. and san mateo and 71 in san francisco. along the embarcadero and maybe here. >> with the holiday included there. temperatures will warm slightly on monday. that is going to be the hottest day. we get back to work on tuesday. >> temperatures begin to fall. >> we are in the mid-80s by

mid week. and 60s. at the coast with partly cloudy skies. >> back to the desk. >> this is the california grocery stores and it could be a thing of the past. >> they have made a law that makes california to ban plastic bags. >> it now heads to engineerly brown's desk. >> others say they would welcome the statewide ban. >> they do have your household waste basket, you know, just small things. but, i don't see a problem with it. >> the bill would ban plastic bags and pharmacies next july in 2016. they have not said whether the governor will sign the bill. mayor jean quan praises lawmakers for passing the ban. they are making history by standing up to the plastics industry and taking an

important, practical step to protect the environment. >> a plastic bag ban is in place in many areas. including san francisco and the bay. >> we have the stellar performance by the giants and disappointment that came in the 8th inning. >> what went too far. >> what the baby's father did. when he saw this posted on facebook.

. this ice bucket challenge involving a baby. it shows the grandfather dumping water on the 10th-month-old. the girl's father said he was outraged when he saw his ex father-in-law's video. >> my friends were shocked and my family was shocked.

everyone was pretty much shocked and appalled. >> he said he took the video to a police and another person from out of state sent it to the department of children and families. the grandfather is not charged with any crime. they made 29 arrests at the first day in the music made in america. the two day made in america concert continues today. acts include cypress hill. john mayer and kanye west. it was started in 2012 to bring top acts to areas. this is the first year it is held in los angeles. thousands of people will soon be heading home from nevada's black rock desert as the festival draws to a close. >> it was expected to draw 70,000 people. attend des. you can see they burned a 72-foot tall wooden structure

called embrace to mark the end of the festival. one woman was killed after being run over by a bus on thursday morning. burning man began as a small event and in the 1980s and grown into one of the world's largest music and art festivals. a judge is suggesting community service for the russian tourist who climbed the blip bridge. he was arrested a week ago after climbing to the tonight of the bridge to take pictures. >> he was charged with reckless endangeringment. trespassing. and disorderly conduct. on friday a judge ruled his actions were not malicious. >> this is the second security breach of the brooklyn bridge this summer u.n. july; two german tourists climbedded to the top to replace the american flags with white flags. this is the biggest expansion of worker's rights. it is sent to the governor's

desk. it wraps up the last session. >> a woman whose life was saved a because someone gave blood. >> why she is being called a hero and how she is being recognized for her walk. >> this pattern will continue. we will check in on the current conditions. >> this is for your area today. >> coming up.

. it is sad to see the brick buildings damaged. >> it is a week since the earthquake rocked the north bay. >> some tourists are getting a first look at the damage. >> i am claudine wong. >> i am noelle walker. >> i got a bit of a sunburn but i was stuck in my car in trafficker. >> do not forget the sun block. you can see the bay bridge. take a look. we do have low clouds covering parts of the coast and inside the bay this morning. marine layer is a little deeper. subtle changes in store and as we get into the afternoon. plenty of sunshine and inland communities will be back into the low 90s. this is the forecast. this is hugging up to the

coastline. >> see something some of this as well. >> i think we are going to see an early bird off. it is very disorganized and waking up with mostly sunny skies. it will remain with us. >> pick up this afternoon and in fairfield and not quite strong enough to bring us a cool down for the inland community. it is a mild and warm day around the bay and it is going to be beautiful. >> mountain view. and we have low 60s in hayward and in antioch. and in fairfield. >> for the afternoon. mostly sunny skies s and san francisco 76. further inland, you go, the hotter it gets. >> morgan hill you are checking in at 92 for the second half of the day. temperatures will climb slightly. we will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. we are following a developing situation in berkeley. people in the area of ashby,

russell and pine, are asked to stay indoors. they are searching for a suspect. the reports that the person they are looking for is an armed carjacker. we will continue to follow the investigation and bring you any details as we get them. today marks one week since the earthquake shook fan pa and six hours ago, -- shook napa. and it is the same time as last week's earthquake. so far, we have not received any reports of serious damage or injuries from the latest earthquake. there have been dozens of after shocks last weekend. >> wineries are not letting the quake or its after shock stop them from staying hope during one of the busiest time of the year. >> they generated this for the region. >> the labor day weekend are traditionally two big draws.

>> while it damaged the inventory of some shops. they will get the word out that they are still open for business. >> every hotel, i have gotten asked. are we having a great time. should we plan for a different time and we are able to say please come, please come. you will be fine. the labor day holiday weekend draws 25,000 people to the valley. this is footage from the yard that holds the napa train. this popular attract was shut down. it did reopen two days later after the trains, tracks and bridges were all inspected. that demand for cleaning supplies was greater than expected at the give away. >> fuller fresh company donated

over $100,000. the free giveaway was to run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. >> so many showed up. that the brooms. mops and cleaning supplies were all gone in a couple of hours. stanley cup is raising the spirits of people. they lined up to touch and take a picture with hockey's stanley cup. >> they want to take the cup home for a day. >> former sharks and kings gm brought the cup to napa. he has a ranch in sonoma county. >> they made a donation to quake relief. if you missed it, there is another public viewing at continue. >> this is the home ice arena in santa rosa. a man was killed and two others injured after falling hundreds of feet off a seat in daly city. the three broke through a fence. running along the cliff near pal said park. and pal said drive around four

30e yesterday morning. they fell 200 radio to 300 feet to the beach below. >> the man who side was sean carington. others have not been identified. they were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >> they are looking for witnesses to a deadly hit and run crash. >> it happened after 4:00 yesterday morning. they had a head on crash near king road. >> wells of petaluma. chp said the chevy pickup truck crieded with the mazda. the mazda driver died at the scene. >> the pick up driver left the scene. anyone with information is to call the sheriff's office. traffic has been throwing smoothly from the peninsula into shovel despite the partial closure of 280. they closed it from the 101 interchange for retrofit work.

>> it is being detoured on highway 101. >> they are being replaced and they should expand the and contract. >> it is going to be open by tuesday. >> driver of a seem truck, after crashing on highway four in antioch. >> it happened near the contra loam ma boulevard exit. >> highway parole should down all lanes. >> they reopened four hours late err. >> they ended the session by sending a stack of bills to his desk to a wait measures. >> this requires them to offer three days of paid sick leave. >> a year to most workers. >> they say it could be fewer jobs being created. >> it is an important expansion of worker's rightses. >> it is only three days. it is transformative.

it the biggest rights the state has seen probably in 30 years. >> home healthcare workers would not be covered by the bill. >> they include a package of bills for the first time. >> another bill would allow them to remove they're guns from the homes of the mentally ill. >> had is continuing to make headlines across the country for the new policy on transgender students. >> millions college said anyone who is dweeb asked as a female will be admitted next year regardless of what their sex was at birth. >> they will be allowed to continue studies and graduate. >> this is the new student government present. >> they were admitted as a woman and now identififies as a man. >> saint may's college welcomes him back. >> first year students are moving into the dorms.

>> they help carry their belongings. and classes will begin on tuesday. >> they are sparked by lightning three weeks ago. firefighters say it is near the happy camp and they are threatening as many as 250 homes and cabins near the state line. >> close to 25 fires broke out after a thunderstorm, the fires had since merged and have charred more than 90 square miles. >> the mixed martial arts fighter has been extradited to face charges in the brutal beading of his girlfriend's. >> this happened at her las vegas home earlier this month. and injured one of them. >> she is recovering from broken bones near her eye. >> missing teeth and ruptured liver. >> jonathan copenhaver was arrested after the attack.

>> after fleeing to the los angeles area. >> he faces a number of charges. >> felony assault. battery. and coercion. >> we are learning more about the proposal. this is the mission bay neighborhood. >> this is a look at the designs. for the 18,000 sports facility on third street. it will include two office towers and a plaza and restaurant and shops. >> parking for the 1 billion-dollar project: it is once agained. and the team hopes to open the arena by 201. >> well, ktv. is teaming up for people who make a difference. >> this is the hero awards this week. >> they introduce us to one of the honorees. >> taking on the severe blood shortage. >> she is a citizen on patrol. >> we do vacation checks.

>> this is the police services unit. >> we do it all. >> this includes the successful blood drive. >> her personal experience drives that passion. >> my life was saved in 1970 when i had my daughter. >> they didn't have my blood time in los banos where my daughter was born. and she had to get 3 points of flood from me. >> the life saving act ebb courages others to give. >> this is the short supply of the blood area blood bang. >> they started growing and growing. >> here we are. > >> more than 600 is collected. >> this is part of the job. >> she said. >> looking out for those in the community. >> you are feeling okay. >> to those in need of blood. >> that is important for me.

>> . that was heather homes reporting. if you would like to join us. when we thank her. go to ktvu.com for more details on ticket information. well, don't be surprised if you hear the sound of music. and some parks. >> the news report that they have launched a month long pilot player. and they are free for the public to use and part of the project to examine how music effects our moods and how people interact. they will be in the marina and ed levine parks and that is through the end of september. that sounds like a great project. >> yes. >> there is a new employee at cupertino and this one doesn't remember a tip. >> we will increase you to butler. you first robotic union normal. it is designed to take the burden off the agents.

they have a built in wi-fi system and helps it access elevator controls and it arrives at the door and feels like showing butler a little yacht touchdown. 5-star rating. or thankful tweet is all they they had. >> they created that little robot and said he expects to have more hotels and hire the robotic employees. >> very jetsons. >> so strange to hear. >> they don't do housekeeping. > >> but butler at the door hanging outs. >> i wanted to play the jetson's theme. >> no, i was waiting for you to sung it. >> i am not going to. >> we will have to dig deeply. >> details on which fairs will -- fares will go up and how much they have to pay. a man is laid to rest. controversy that still surroundses his death and one politician something saying this. outside the doors. warmer today and even warmer

for tomorrow. >> lining up the holiday weekend numbers and the cooling trends in the extended forecast coming up.

. unarmed man has been laid to rest. a funeral was held yesterday for ford. ford was killed on august 11th in south los angeles. ford tackle the one officer and tried to grab his gun. ford's family members say he was mentally ill and say he was complying with officers. >> l ford did not deserve to die because he was mentally challenged. >> the two officer assist who

shot ford are on paid administrative leave. ford's family plans to file a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the police department. this is a shooting of an unarmed teenager. > >> demonstrators gathered where michael brown was killed. a grand jury is reviewing evidence in the case and the justice department has opened up a civil rights investigation. >> i am produced to be a part of it. >> we will stay in their face and we will be heard. >> it sparked looting and violence. they want to help the region recover. an 18-year old man is dead after crashing a lamborghini into a guardrail. it caused the car to break

apart. the driver, 18-year-old samuel shepherd was pronounced dead. a family friend who owned the italian sports car was treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. >> a girl died after a sand cave collapsed around her at an oregon beach. it happened friday afternoon was the girl was playing in the sand. witnesses say she sat down in the hole to see how deep it was when the sand suddenly caved in on her. >> group of people who saw what happened desperately dried to dig the girl out. >> they were digging and digging and digging. >> it look the like the sand kept collapsing. >> she was unconscious and not breathing when they took her to the hospital where she later died. she was visiting the oregon coast with her family for the long labor day weekend. >> time is 17:47. head over to the forecast. it looks like if you are inland. still going to be toasty.

>> you are right. >> another hot one. >> low to mid-90s. >> it is. summertime heat. it is the official ends of summer. we have the final three day weekends for summer of 2014. giving you a live look where we are waking up with beautiful blue skies this morning. it is a great morning to be outdoors. >> we have a ridge of high pressure that will remain in place for today and tomorrow. >> tomorrow is actually expected to be the warmest day. >> clear skies even at the coastline. it is a nice one to be outdoors and maybe head to the coast or fun in the sun. >> mostly sunny skies and areas like pacifica. and heading to the board walk in santa cruz. it is going to be 80. >> around the bay. mid-70s to mid-80 and if you lining it hot. that's where you should head. back into the 80s and 90s.

expected for you. >> right now. we have 60 in livermore and 51 in napa. and bit of a chill in the air. and santa rosa, the sun is shy shining in most places. we have it just inside the bay. very disorganized. it is eroding through the morning hours. and in all places. >> 61 for mountain view right now. and redwood city. >> went to the east bay and we will shift along the peninsula. and belmont this morning. >> it is going there for the afternoon. >> 57 for palo alto and loss alto hills. >> 76 for saratoga. >> we have beautiful blew skies over at&t park. >> 70 degrees. going to be a beautiful day to see the giants play with the westerly breeze. >> it will pick up for the afternoon. again, it is going to be fairly week for the inland communities and we are looking at 90s for you. >> 93 in fairfield and 93 in

antioch. it is a comfortable one for pride festivities going on there. >> for pacifica. daly city. and novato. as we shift who into the bay. >> 85 san jose s and to morgan hill. and here is the second half of your weekends in view. >> nice, warm weather in store for the rest of the holiday weekend. then, we see a transition to cooler weather as we get going back to the daily grouped on tuesday morning. it will be increasing. and by the afternoon, it is inland cities. and 60s at the coast. and the trends tips. >> back to the desk. >> it is a no-no. >> giants pitcher came from talking about the milwaukee briars. >> struck out eight batters and was short of recording his no hitter. >> he was helped out by clutch

hitting and fancy base running. >> he slams a double to the wall. and watch that go around and around. >> first pablo sandoval scores and literally right behind him. there is hunter pence. and giants go on to win 3-1. >> they go for a series sweep. >> they will find themselves on the wrong end of the room. >> they lost to the angels as the as offensive took the night off again. >> they shut them out and also shut out on friday. >> they have not scored a run in the past 22 innings. >> therapy four game consist behind. and in the american league west division. he made history as the first openly gay player to be drafted. now he is cut from the st. louis rams and what is next for the nfl hopeful. >> influx of squirrels at an animal hospital in the pacific

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which the captives were sold and married for about a thousand dollars each to other isis militants across iraq. this morning, they are considering new sanctions against russia an as they push further into the ukraine. >> 5,000 russian troops will be fighting along the rebels in eastern ukraine. >> vladimir putin has denied sending troops and they said the two countries may be on the brink of a full scale war. >> thousands of the northern troops and hundreds of the foreign tanks now on the ukraine. republican lawmakers including john mccain have called on the white house to supply the automatic crane. they have been fighting since april. this is still underway in nicaragua to reach miners after a mine collapse. they are hopeful they will be

able to bring them to safety. 22 of the miners have been freed from the gold and silver mine that collapsed. they were hungry and deheight greated but not seriously hurt. they were wrought to tears by a group of firefighters. 65-year-old john mccormick collapsed while mowing the front lawn. they revived him and followed them to the hospital. they drove back to mccormick's house and finished mowing the lawn there. a neighbor took the picture. after they were finished, they left a hand writ be note. we feel bad that your husband didn't get to finish the yard so we did. >> just to help someone out in the worse time of their lives. >> there is still compassion. and people toe random acts of kindness every day for people they don't know. >> sadly, john mccormick died

two days later and the firefighters letter and actions helped to restore their faith in humanity. a wildlife center near seattle is getting bombarded with squirrel drop offs. > >> i didn't know if they made noises. >> they are being fed and cared for because they are abandoned by their mothers. >> orphaned squirrels have been admitted to the center. >> they say hi, i found a baby squirrel on the ground. >> we are feeding squirrels all day long. four or five squirrels. every hour. >> volunteers at the center nurse the tiny squirrels back to health and when they are strong enough, they rush them to the same neighborhood where they were found. >> like most babies, they are very cute. breaking news surrounding a 49er's player. the arrest that was just made in the south bay. if you are going to hop on,

better bring more money. >> the fares are going up and we will tell thank you which ones and how much. bay area sunday, the warm up continues. we will look at the number it is today and talk about how long the trend will last, coming up.

. breaking news on the 49ers as another defensive player gets arrested. he was booked into jail just three hours ago. >> continuing to pick up the pieces after a major earthquake one week ago. >> details about a new quake that hit overnight southwest of napa. "mornings on 2" tips. -- "mornings on 2" continues. . good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2". >> i am noelle walker, in for mike mibach. >> we are in for a beautiful long labor day weekends. how is the weekend shaping up? tracking to subtle changes right here. the clouds have reformed and moved across the bay. this is into berkeley and waking up with low clouds. they constant a chance. very disorganized and starting

to see a few pokes in the clouds and it will be burning back. >> it is banged up against the coast as well. >> north bay and into the south bay. >> we have the mateo coast and this is clearing as well. >> as noelle mentioned, we have clear skies on the way. >> this is the onshore breeze. we are not going to lose the sea breeze completely. but it will be weak enough and it will be a lot like yesterday. >> low 60s in concord. 66 in hayward. and low 60s. half moon way and areas into account north bay. >> santa rosa, and novato checking in at 59. we will take a peek at some of the highs for today. >> 69 in pacifica today t and 71 san francisco. 83 for fremont. and 93 fatherfield and upper -- fairfield and as well as napa. and morgan hill. the heat is going to continue with labor day being the

hottest day. we will have more numbers, coming up. we are following breaking news involving another player from the 49ers. >> defensive lineman ray mcdonald has been arrested for dell any domestic violence. it happened at his home in san jose and interest were other players from the team present. >> he was booked a few hours ago. >> this is after the nfl instituted a new policy cracking down on domestic violence. >> that comes was a six game suspension. >> this is not the first arrest for mcdonald. he was arrested for an outstanding warrant for dyou i. and we will -- dui. and we will get reaction from are the team. now to a developing story that we told thank you about 30 minutes ago. they are urging everybody to stay indoors in they live in the area of ashby avenue and

russell and pipe streets. it started in walnut creek. there are reports that he is an armed carjacker. >> we are keeping in contact with police and we will bring you any updates here on "mornings on 2". this is downtown. this is after midnight on second street. a gunman shot and one had life-threatening injuries. no arrests have been made. they are investigating a shooting that injured five people. it happened before 12:30 this morning. tk -- ktv.'s allie rasmus is telling us more about it. >> reporter: it is all hands on deck for livermore police. they have 18 officers and investigators on the case. >> they are in process of interviewing witnesses and victims of the shooting. >> it happened at 12:30. >> this is where it happened. >> south q street and third streets in livermore. it is still active. >> they have part of the block

closed off and we have seen officers go in and out of the house. >> continuing to gather some evidence. >> around 12:30 this morning, there was a house part going on. >> livermore police say they were in the late teens and early 20s. >> three men from out-of-town showed up to the party. >> there was some sort of arguments between them. and three men were told to leave. >> they did. and 30 minutes later, a white sedan pulled you had up to the front of the home. >> five people were struck by the bullet. >> three women and two men. >> we don't know who's inside the car. >> the suspicion, is, it was the three individuals. we don't know the reasons behind it. >> so, in the infant stages of the interview. we are trying to get the facts. and narrow down who exactly did this. >> livermore police say none of

the shooting victims have life-threatening injuries. >> at this point the three men are believed to be the prime suspects here. >> they have been told therapy not from livermore. they may be from the question and possibly stockton. they are working to figure that out. >> they were last seen driving a white sedan. in the area of south q street. and they will elect anyone who had seen is the vehicle. or in thed anything around the time of the shooting. or give them a call. >> they can remain anonymous. >> ktvu news. >> they are investigating the cause of a single car crash that killed the driver k. >> it happened at one. and this is miranda avenue. chp said the driver of the jaguar went off the rosemary orozco and then hit a light -- went off the roadway and then hit a light pole. >> he went into a residence

area. looks like it hit a light pole. and couple of mailboxes. and a fence. before coming to rest. seems the sleek caught fire with one occupant trapped inside. >> the chp is looking into whether speed or alcohol played a role in the crash. >> it is too early to say why he lost control. this is the 6.0 earthquake that shook napa. and the earth was shaking web. usgs reports a magnitude 3.2 quake shook napa this morning. it is the same time at which the other quake hit at 3:20 in the morning. >> no reports of serious damage from the latest quake and there are dozens in the region since last weekend. this is the bank of napa and they are providing special services to quake victims. >> the redwood credit union is

offering free loans and a disaster relief fund. >> sonoma had 5 million wizards in damages. >> they have now declared a local emergency. to allow them to receive federal and state ask recovery system consist. >> they will go on in had 25 minutes from now. >> this is the first baptist church. >> 145-year-old brick building was damaged in the quake and was briefly red tag dollars. >> it is still limited and pastors and parishioners are keeping the rest of the church open. >> it serve consist meals. 200 a kay. >> they are struggling to get the businesses back open after the quake. >> sprinkler pipes broke and flooded the building. >> they brought a salon in on wheels. >> her plan consist had to be put on hold. >> she had to move it. was the trailer could not be in

a construction soap. >> help me keep my business after float. and work with me. and i am being told. >> be patient. >> patience is running thin at a near by pizzeria. and therapy losing thousands of dollars. >> they tried to reason open. and they were too close to a building that wasn't reinforced. >> we have to get the business out there. we can't wait for legal man universities. we have a business to run and employees to pay. so, we will do what we can do. >> they are building a second protective roof and did run out of daylight yesterday. they will inissue today for the incrowd. >> this is at our website. there you are going to find an interactive map which shows the red and yellow tag asked buildings. >> there are ways to help victims and a slide show.

>> it is in the hot poppics section of the website. >> 58-year-old man is in critical condition after being hit by a patrol car. >> it happened yesterday. and third avenue and east 12th street. >> the officer was responding to a call when he turned on to east 12th. and hit the man as he was crossing the street. >> the officer was not driving fast. >> one woman who department want to show us her face said it is a dangerous intersection r. >> i don't know that a stop sign would be better. i know there are accident assist out here all the time. >> they are looking for video or witnesses that can help with the investigation. >> anyone with information is asked to call oak plant police. >> city of oakland is going to hold its first ever gay pride parade. >> it is part of the fess toughities of the. it brought in 30,000 people to

the fair. and it started at 14th street. and bra bra. and then the festival will get underway at 20th. and broadway. >> this is the next number of eye host same sex households. and same sex couples with children. >> more than a thousand people have come from as far away to take part in the oakland triathlon. >> that water, by the way. that they are swimming in. >> # 6 degrees. >> parts pants will run and bike from the port of oakland. and it raises funds for ucff and in the hospital in oakland. >> muni is racing its fairs. and the daily cash fare for adults will increase from $2 to

$2.25. >> this is from $66 to 68. >> monthly passes allowing them to jump from 76 to 80 see. >> fares for seen year citizens and children will all stay the same. college in the bay area making new headlines. >> they could have them joining. and it is all in oakland. >> dreams cut short for the first openly gay player to be drafted by a nfl team. the reason they decided to cut ties with michael sam. >> shaping up around the bay area. >> little bit of patchy fog and in the bay. windy clouds will clear. we will have more, coming up.

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. we first brought you this story yesterday. >> a balloon ride ended where several mobile homes did catch fire. >> rick vincent said of the picture of the balloon where it handed on tanny way and everybody on board was laughing. hot air balloons he said are a common sight in the area. race car driver tony stewart will be under the spotlight today. first time he raced since hitting and killing another drive earlier in the month. he did qualify for the race in atlanta. an analyst said the car is fast enough to win. stewart has not driven in the

race since he hit and killed kevin ward junior in a dirt track race on august 9th. >> good to have tony back in the car. you know. very tragic situation s affected a lot of people. >> stewart said his involvement will affect him for ever. he said he needed to return to nascar and spent type with his racing family. >> we have the condition of inside did i car driver mickael ocean. >> he hit the guardrail and watched the car was it goes spiraling into the air. >> the 27-year-old russian is in stable condition at linda loam ma university center. he is expected to remain there. and he did fracture several ribs and broke his right clavicle and suffered a concussion. inside did i car expert on safety said is the shear speed of the car spinning is

mind-boggling. linebacker aldon smith is reacting to his nine game suspension. he said i apologized to my teammates. and coaches and the entire organization and the fans for not being able to contribute on the field for the next several weeks. over the last year, i have learned a lot and i am working hard to grow from my experiences. i want to thank my family and friends. and teammates. and union for supporting me during this process. the nfl handed down account punishment after we had several run ins with the law. >> on thursday, the nfl officially kicks off the 2014 season. the seattle seahawks will face off against the green bay packers. >> this is a super bowl win against the broncos. >> they will begin the regular season next sunday and in dallas against the cowboys. they start their official season when they take on the jets in new york.

>> a programming note. this is the new 49ers home. it is all access pass. levy stadium. airs tonight following the 10:00 in had yous. today is the deadline for the first openly gay player in the nfl to be signed to another team. >> he was cut from the st. louis rams yesterday. he was a seventh round draft choice after playing for missouri. the rams coach describe cd yesterday's move as a football decision that could have happened to anyone who is drafted. >> it is all about football. >> i will tell you this. i was pulling it for mike. i really was. >> i don't say that very often. >> following this, they sweeted the most worthwhile things rarely come easy. the journey continues. time now is 8:17. we will head back toe rosemary. and things -- back to rosemary where the folks were swimming. >> it has gone quiet.

>> swam very quickly. it was very cold. >> they are around downtown oakland. >> waiting for it to warm up. it is a nice morning too. get out for a bike ride. run. we have cloudy conditions over the east bay. including oakland. this is a different story from yesterday when we had the mid and high level clouds. remember the subtropical moisture that came all the way from remnants of marie. ridge of high pressure is building in. >> clouds along the coastline and into the east bay will be moving outs as well. we are left with mostly sunny skies. >> widespread 60s and half moon bay. >> and if you are heading into monterey. we are looking at 80 degrees this afternoon. >> 70s and 80s. inland communities will be here. and we won't lose the on shore breeze. it will be fairly weak for most of the day. it will increase later for the

afternoon. >> here is a look at the forecast model. >> when it comes to the fog, we know it is out there. we have seen it in the life shot and get into the 10 or 11:00 hour. and by lunchtime we are all with mostly sunny skies from the coast and around the bay and inland. >> temperatures 65-degreings in fairfield and looking at 70 degrees in antioch. and already warm for you. >> 62 in san jose. certain trailing behind just a little bit. >> outside your door. >> checking this at 57 as well. >> 64. you are going to see the giants play this afternoon. >> beautiful day for a ballgame. >> we have 66 degrees by 11:00. >> getting out there early and taking a tour. >> 70s in the forecast. >> this is early as 1:00. >> topping out at 71. early afternoon. and then we hold on to 70 all the way into dinner time.

>> sunset is 7:40 these days. 67 degrees. we will have the sea breeze turned on later today. >> novato later and in sausalito. head to the east bay. it is very mild along the water. >> alameda. you are looking at 85. >> warm today in livermore. >> going to 94. >> how about the santa clara valley. >> 85 in san jose. 80 for sunnyvale and along the petaluma, one last -- peninsula. and one last stop. half moon bay. it is going to be a beautiful day at half moon bay. second half of the weekend in had view. and showing you temperatures will continue to climb. it is the warmest day before the cooling trends is underway and additional cooling. wednesdays and thursday. back to you. >> they made 29 arrests of the made in the music festival. >> there are very few problems at the events. >> the two day.

made in america continues today. >> it includes. john mayer and kanye wes. it was started in 2012 by jay z and raised concerns about noise and traffic. thousands of people will be heading home from nevada's black rock desert as the burning manifesttively will draw 70,000 people. >> they had a wooden sculpture called embrace k. >> one woman was killed at this year's event after being run over by a bus. it began at a small event at baker beach and grown into one of the world cost largest music and arts festivals. >> it is the worse ebola outbreak in history. >> coming up. the new vaccine and when it can be used. >> ice bucket challenge gone

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. ice bucket challenge involves a baby. it shows a grandfather dumping an ice bucket on himself and his 10-month-old granddaughter. >> the child's tier said he was outraged when he saw his ex

father-in-law's video. he took it to the police. >> another person saw it and september it to the department of children and families. >> the grand father is not charged with a crime. the judge is suggesting community service for the tourist who climbed the monday bridge. this is a week ago after climbing to the top of the bridge to take pictures. >> he was charged with reckless endangeringment and disorderly conduct. >> they wanted a 90 day jail sentence. and the judge said his actions weren't malicious. this is the second security breach this summer. in july 2 german tourists climbed to the top and replaced two american flag it is with white flags. paper or plastic can soon be a thing of the past. >> the state legislature could make this the first state to ban plastic bags. >> it heads to the governor's desk. >> some say they would welcome

a statewide ban. >> i throw them away once i am done. >> they do have your household wastebag basket. >> you know, small things. >> i don't see a problem with it. >> the bill would want plastic bags at grocery stores. and convenience store insist 2016 those. >> the governor has not said whether he intendses to sign is the bill. >> they praised lawmakers for passing the ban on plastic bags. >> our leaders are making history by standing up to the plastics history and to protect our environment. >> if the bill was signed. it would go into effect in many city assist. >> including oakland, san francisco, and san jose. many people are heading to movie theaters. >> two thugs. and assassins and a maniac.

the guardians of the galaxy is expected to top the box office. on friday, it brought in $3.5 million in ticket sales. it is projected to do 19 million this weekend alone. the november man is close behind. bringing in $3.2 million on friday. your time is 8:26. bay area college is making national headlines. >> they could allow more students to join an all women's college in oakland. >> a how tell has an unusual addition to the payroll w. >> it is the first of its kind in the world. >> warm summer pattern remains in place. the. >> i will check on the current conditions. >> we are coming up. at ikea, we don't just design furniture.

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. house party in livermore. what led up to five people being taken to the hospital. good morning, welcome back to "mornings on 2". i am noelle walker. >> good morning to you. i am claudine wong. >> we will start you off with a quick look at the weather as things heat up outside. rosemary? >> we will get a beautiful, sunny looking shot over mount diablo and a beautiful day for a hike. temperatures are already beginning to rebound. maybe head out early or maybe wait. it is going to be a hot one as we get into the second half of the afternoon. >> we have low clouds into the line. and we will have mostly sunny skies and plenty of sunshine. >> wall to wall for the second half of the day and inland for

today. >> the onshore breeze through fair field. >> 10 miles an hour. >> not going to clues it completely. it will be fairly week forethe first part of the day. increase for the second half. >> already a mild start in antioch r. >> 70 degrees for you. >> # three in oakland and low 60s. and you are checking in at 57. 63 at half moon bay and 64 for redwood city. >> near repeat expected for many of us. >> 94 expected in antioch k and 97 in oakland. and # four in redwood city. and pacifica is going to be a nice day to head out by the water. >> nice day to be out by the bay. if you like it warm, it is a nice day to be inland. they continue to climb into the holiday. we will have a look for you, coming up. >> police are investigating an armed robbery at the north bart station. >> they were walking from the station to the parking lot.

>> he demand dollars his backpack which had his air book inside. he was not hurt. >> they are investigating a shooting that happened before 12:30 on south q street. >> allie rasmus is live in livermore. >> tell us what police are saying. >> allie? >> they have 18 investigators working this case. they have been and this is the home here behind me and this is south q from. and third streets. it happened while a house party was going on. >> we can show you. there is still some evidence that is going on here. >> beer cans out in the front yard and the street is closed off. >> it is an active investigation. and we have seen them going in and out of the home and talking to neighbors in the area. >> whether anyone could hear anything. and the people who did this. >> it all started with the house party. >> they say there were 20

people at the party in late teens, early 20s. >> three men showed up to the party t there was an argument between them and the party guests and the three men were told to leave. they did. and minutes later, a white set dan pulled up and they opened fire. five people were struck by the gunfire. >> three women and two men. >> none of the victim it is have life-threatening injuries. and they are all expected to survive. >> this is a gang related shooting. and we are trying toe connect the dots on that. >> we are hoping that someone we haven't talked to can call cuss if they want to remain anonymous. >> they can. ening and call and let us know. >> at this point the three men who were kicked out of the party are believed to be the suspects in the shooting: they are not from livermore. there the central valley, possibly. but it is still in the early

stages. >> looking for more information and asking for witnesses to come forward. >> anyone who wants to give them a tip can remain anonymous. >> they were last seen in the white sedan. >> anyone who may have seen that in had the area. >> should give police is a call. >> channel 2 news. are santa rosa man was killed after falling off a cliff. >> according to the coast guard d. >> they were running along the cliff. and pal said drive around 4:30 yesterday morning. they fell 250. >> to the beach below. >> that was 29-year-old. sean considering ton and they have not been identified and particular be to the hospital was serious injuries are. >> it as deadly hit and run crash. >> that happened after 4:00 in the morning. >> it is a head on crash near king road west of petaluma.

>> a 2,007 chevy puck up truck connected with a mazda. the pick up driver ran from the accident. >> anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office. >> the fighter war machine has been extradited from california to laugh for the brutal beating of his former girlfriend's. >> it happened at her las vegas home later this months and injured one of her friends. she is recovering from broken bones near her eye and broken leg. missing teeth and a represent toured liver. jonathan copenhaver was arrested after the attack. >> at the faces a number of charges. including felony assault and battery and conversion. >> reporter: they say they are not letting the quake or its after shocks stop them from stay something hope during one of the busiest times of year.

>> they generate 4 billion-dollars a year. >> had is traditionale two big draws. >> last sunday's quake damaged the inventory and many merchants are trying to get the word out that they are still open for business. >> every hotel has got many many to ask. >> should we plan for a different time and we have been able to say. >> please come. please come. >> the holiday weekend draw it is 25,000 visitors to the napa valley. >> a week later. we are getting a look at the violent shaking. >> this is the yard that houses the napa wine train. you can see there, shaking the popular tourist attraction was shot down following the quake. and reopened after the train track it is. and bridge requests. were all inspected. >> we have a follow up to a story we did about jed on

"mornings on 2". >> the demands is greater than expected. >> the full kerr brush company donatedded supplies estimated at $100,000. >> it was supposed to run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. so many people showed up that the brooms. and mops. were all gone in a couple of hours. >> stanley cup is raising the heart of victims. they will touch and take a picture with the family cup. >> it is for the member of the team to take it home for a day. >> former sharks. and gm dean loam barred did i. brought the cup to napa. >> at the vie august. >> they were able to make donations to quake relief. if you missed it, there is another view s and that is snoopy's home ice arena. >> traffic has been throwing smoothly from the peninsula into san francisco s despite

the partial close shower. >> they close from the 101 interchange for retro fit work. northbound traffic is can be detoured on highway 101. >> two lidges are being replaced. >> they can expand and contract. and they are scheduled to reopen by 5:00. tuesday morning. driver of a cement truck suffered minor injuries. in antioch. >> happened yesterday morning near the contra loma boulevard exit. >> it shuts down all wells bounds lanes until it could be removed. >> they reopened four hours later. >> they sent a stack of bills to governor brown's desk to a wait for his signature. >> he will require employees in the state to offer three days of paid sick leave. and a year for most workers. >> support errs saw it is an

important expansion of worker's rights. >> it is very limited. and only three daying. >> it is transformative. biggest expansion of worker's rights that the state has seen in 30 years. >> they would not be coveraged by the bill. >> they would regular the pumping of ground water for the first time. >> it would allow them to remove guns from the home. this is the new policy on transgender student. >> anyone who is a female will be able to apply forthis. regardless of what their sex was before this. >> the new policy will affect the new school it is. >> new up and coming president. >> scaleler crownover was admitted and now identifies as

a man. >> it is almost 600 students moving hoo the dorms. and they help them carry in all the belongings to their room. classes begin on tuesday. >> don't can be surprised if you hear the sounds of lose i can at the park. >> they launched a month long pilot program that puts them in four parks. >> they are free for the public to use. >> and part of the project s how it affect mood. and how they interact. >> they will be in the marina. and ed levine park consist. and that is the ends of september. >> there is a new employee in cupertino and this one doesn't require a tip. >> meet butler, the first reboth particular butler. >> -- reboth particular butler. >> -- robotic. and it has a built in wi-fi system and can call guests when

it arrives at their door. >> much like rosy from the jetson's or wally. and rd -- r 2 d 2. and it brings a small to their face and it is fun. if you want to show butler gratitude. a thankful tweet is all it really needs. the ceo of the company has created butler and said he expects more hotels to hire robotic employees. if you forget your toothbrush he comes to the residue. >> that is not a satisfaction of the bill. >> he moves on. >> 8:41. san francisco teachers are heading back to the bargain diagnose table. >> they hold up an agreement that could prevent a walkout. >> couldn't believe it. and we took time to do that. >> a family in texas is expressing gratitude for their

local firefighters. the random act of kindness that went above and beyond the call of duty. even warmer for tomorrow. we will have a look at your numbers for the bay area. and cooling trends in the extended forecast coming up.

. they have been under siege by isis. dozens of women and children were taken. they had to fire on isis militant it is when it was flying back to baghdad for safety. they are still trapped and with the protection of airstrikes. u.s., england and several other allies have dropped food and water in a humanitarian mission. this is an environmental vaccine to stop the ebola virus. >> 20 healthy people will be given the vaccine. results are expected by the ends of the year. after they fast track the vaccine which was in development for more than a decade. >> no one has taken a vaccine for the first time in a human being to actually using it to save lives three months later.

>> as many as 20 people could be sickened before it is contained. >> another experimental vaccine is being given. they have given away all dozes of the medicine. mourners attended a funeral for an up armed man shot and killed by los angeles police earlier this month. >> daly city ♪ dear lord above. ♪ a funeral was held yesterday for 25-year-old ford. ford was killed on august 11th in south l.a. ford tackled one officer and tried to grab his gun. >> ford was mentally ill and they say he was complying with officers. >> he did not deserve to die simply because he was mentally challenged. >> the two officer assist who shot ford are on paid administrative leave. they plan to file a federal

wrongful death lawsuit against the lapd. >> they took to the streets in ferguson; missouri. >> this is three weeks since the shooting of an unarmed teenager. >> ♪ >> demonstrators gathered at a memorial where michael brown was killed and called for the officer who shot brown to face charges. >> grand jury is reviewing the case. they have opened up a civil rights investigation. >> this is history. >> and i am proud to be a part of it. >> we will stay in their face. we will be heard. >> the shook sparked days of violent protests and missouri's governor has asked for federal aid to help the region recover. >> a texas family was brought to tears by a random act of kindness. >> 65-year-old john mayer collapsed while mowing his front yard. they followed the ambulance to the hospital. they drove back to his house

and finished mowing the lawn for him. >> they took a picture of the firefighters in action. >> they left a happened written note. >> we felt bad that your husband didn't get to finish the yard. so we did. >> to help someone out. the worse time in their lives. >> shows me there is still compassion people still do random acts of kindness for people every day. >> for people they don't know. >> john mayer died two day it is la letter. >> firefighters actions and letter helped to restore her faith in humanity. >> they have something after he is gone. >> i love that they did that. >> yes, so kind in such a horrible time for them. let's shift gears here. because we have a beautiful holiday weekend on tap. >> and it as mini vacation. the final hurrah of summer.

hopefully you have monday day off as well. >> sunday isn't going to quit. >> this is the hottest day. >> the clouds are back into san francisco and you can see here the coast will be clear today. and ridge of high pressure is in control of the weather pattern for today and a bit more for tomorrow and the clearing trend will begin as we get back to work on tuesday. >> 60 at the coast for the afternoon and near 70 for half moon bay and santa cruz will go to 80 for today. >> mid-p 0s and 80s -- mid-70s and 80s and it is going to be hot. low 90s expected for the hotter spots. >> 71 in antioch s mid-60s in fairfield and concord.

>> oakland checking in 63. 66 in hayward. right now 66 in sfo and to the north bay. >> and still trailing behind a 57 degrees. and still temperatures quite mild already for the inner east bay and numbers in presentwood at 71. and lafayette. >> orinda, you are at 61. and for the afternoon today. ranging in the mid-80s. to upper 80s over part of the north bay. >> 86 in sonoma. and san rafael. and continuing there today. >> 76 in oakland and it is warm and mild for the gay pride parade going on. >> 93 in danville. and 94 in brentwood and santa clara valley and looking at 84.

84 sunnyvale. and cupertino 84. belmont has a festival. and 84 in redwood city. >> san mateo you will go to -79d. low temperatures expected in san francisco. >> that is the start of the giants game k maybe you have a couple of days rests. >> it is going to be nice in tahoe. >> low 70s today and the extended forecast here. big area weekend. showing you through labor day and temperatures continuing to climb. >> by mid week wednesday. mid-80s for inland cities. >> low 60s: partly to mostly cloudy at the coast. back to the desk. has the ice bucket challenge gone too far. >> one father's reaction after seeing his 10-month-old baby girl being douse touchdown with water. they are testing out a new program. >> attempt to keep animals off the street and how it is save

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. rescue is underway to reach a minuter after a mine collapsed. they have been able to speak with the trapped minuters and are hopeful they can bring them to safety. 22 miners have been freed from the mine that collapsed in the town of bonanza. and they were hungry and

dehydrated and not seriously hurt. >> the european union is considering this as russian troops push further. >> as many as 5,000 russian troops. and rebel backed rebels. and they have denied sending troops. but the ukraine president said they would be on the brick of the fuel scale wore. >> hundreds of the foreign tanks now. >> . public lawmakers like john mccain have called for increase in sanctions against russia. >> 2600 people have been killed in the fighting since april. a sand cave collapsed around her at an oregon beach. >> it happened friday afternoon as she was playing in the sand. she sat down in the hole to see how deep it was and the sand suddenly caved in on her.

>> group of people saw what happened and desperately dried to dig heir out. >> they were digging and digging. >> looked like the sand kept collapsing. >> she was unconscious. when they took her to the hospital where she later died. she was visiting the coast for with her family. for the weekend. >> they are getting bombarded with squirrel drop i don't have ofoff consist. >> -- dropoffs. >> they have been abandoned by their mothers. >> so far, 300 injured or orphaned squirrels are admitted into the center. >> they say. hi, i have found a baby squirrels on the ground. >> they are feeding squirrels all day long. every hour. volunteers at the center nurse the tiny squirrels back to health. then they return them to the same neighborhood where they

were found. >> now spca program is targeting an area known as ground zero for stray pets. >> 1 pint 5 mile area has the largest density of dogs and cats that ends up in shelters. >> now, it is taking on a new approach for animals in the target zone. >> that includes this. the spca hopes to provide services to the 1,000 animals in south sacramento s. >> it was a thrilling game last night. giant it is pitcher came within five outside of talking a no hitter. >> he struck them out and came back just a bit short. >> eventually he helped out had though by fancy base running. >> mike morse list slams it to the wall. >> it starts going around. >> pablo sandoval scorers. and find out. >> that will take it home.

>> they go on to win. and they are going for a series sweep in the afternoon. >> they need to went. or they will find them self assist on the wrong end of the broom. >> the ace offensive took the night off again. >> the angel consist shut them off. and has not scored a run in the past 22 innings. >> they are four games behind the angels in the first place american league west division. >> coming up in our next hour. >> another starter is phasing suspension. >> details on this morning's arrest of ray mcdonald. oakland is getting ready for the annual pride festival. details in how you can take part in the festivities. >> sun is shining. we will check in on the current conditions. >> afternoon lies for your area today. coming up. at ikea, we don't just design furniture.

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a gunman opens fire at a house party in livermore. the efforts underway to this morning to find the people responsible. a crash in alamo leaves one person dead. answers police are still hoping to find in their investigation. and berkeley residents told to stay in doors for a search of a suspected carjacker. "mornings on 2" continues.

good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's sunday. august 31st. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm noelle walker. let's get a quick check of the weather as we continue this lovely labor day weekend. >> good morning to you. happy sunday. only subtle changeses for some this morning. this happens to be one. we've got low clouds back in and around across the bay. you can see downtown oakland covered with gray sky. it's beginning to peel back, seeing a little bit of thinning along areas of the coastline. for the second half of the morning and into the afternoon, we'll all enjoy sunny conditions. 63 at half moon bay. 64 in oakland. low 60s walnut creek. low 70s in antioch. depending upon where you are at, it's either a bit cool this morning, novato, santa rosa, checking in in the low 60s. but with mostly sunny skies, it doesn't feel too bad. we've got nice weather already underway. for the second half of the day, plenty of sunshine.

take a look. as we get into the 9:00 hour, you can see banked up to the coastline, by 1:00 it's cleared out of the way. we have wall-to-wall sunshine. temperatures will range in the 60s to 70s. 71 in sacramento. upper 70s to low 80s for the east bayshore line. inland it will be warm. 92 in concord. 94 antioch. 94 livermore. 92 morgan hill. our temperatures will continue to climb for your holiday. i will have a look at those numbers and show you the cooldown coming in the extended forecast -- coming up. we begin with breaking news. ktvu reporter janine de la vega first tweeted it 90 minutes ago. 49ers defensive lineman, ray mcdonald was arrested early this morning on suspicion of domestic violence. a short time ago, san jose police gave us us this booking photo of ray mcdonald at the santa clara county jail. authorities responded to a disturbance call on the 2500 block of bentley ridge drive. that is the same street where

49ers linebacker aldon smith was arrested last september on dui charges. authorities say they investigated this morning and then took mcdonald into custody on felony domestic violence charges. the sacramento bee reports it was a birthday party for mc donald what other 49er players onhand. aldon smith was not one of them. this arrest comes days after nfl commissioner roger goodell allowed a strict suspension poly is in domestic violence cases. the league was criticized for being too lienianiant on -- lenient on ray rice. the new policy calls for a six- game suspension for the first offense and a lifetime ban for the second offense. stay tuned to ktvu as well as facebook and twitter for all updates on his arrest. we're following developing news in berkeley, where authorities are urging everyone to stay indoors who live in the areas of ashby and russell and pine streets.

the chp is searching for a suspect following a chase that started in walnut creek. there are reports that the suspect is an armed carjacker. >> livermore police are investigating a shooting that injured five people. it happened just before 12:po this morning on south q street. allie rasmus is live for us in livermore where she has been talking to police this morning. >> reporter: well, livermore police say this is an unusual crime for this neighborhood, an unusual crime for the city. they've had their investigators working on this since the early- morning hours. 12:30 this morning, when it happened. this is the where this shooting happened. this is on south q street and third street. there was a house party going on apparently. if we zoom in, we can see some of the evidence of the house party. there is a case of beer and some chairs out on the front lawn. now, this investigation is still active. police have part of the block closed off. we continue to see officers and crime scene technicians going in and out of home gathering evidence. livermore police say there were 20 people in the home.

all in their late teens, early 20s. they men from out of town showed you. there was some sort of argument and the three men were told to leave. they did. about 30 minutes later a white sedan pulled up to the front of the house, someone inside that vehicle opened fire. five people were struck. three women and two men. according to the police, the victims have non-life- threatening gunshot injuries. a woman showed up to the scene and was supposed to be the the party and was shocked to hear what happened. >> they are my friends. to me, it's not expected. they usually only invite people they know. so i didn't think any of this would happen. if i did, i would have came over right away. i just hope everyone is okay. >> there's suspicion this might be a gang-related shooting. but we don't know. we're trying to connect the dots. we're hoping that someone could call us if they want to remain

anonymous. they can. just call and let us know. >> reporter: now, at this point, the three men kicked out of the party are believed to be the shooters. the wheek left was a white sedan. police are on the process of interviewing a lot of witnesses. quite a few of them. most of the people at the party they've been talking to and even some of the shooting victims. investigators have had a chance to talk to they. as you heard the officer mention, they still need more information to put the pieces together. they are urging anyone who may have seen anyone to give them a call. people can tips can remain anonymous. live in livermore, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. the chp is investigating a crash overnight that killed a driver. it happened around 1:00 this morning on stone valley road. the chp says the driver of the jaguar went off the roadway, then hit a light pole before the car caught fire and trapped

the driver inside. >> the vehicle went off the roadway into a residential area. it looks like it hit a light pole, a couple of mailboxes and fence before coming to rest. it seems that the vehicle caught fire with one occupant trapped inside. >> no one else was in the car. the chp is looking into whether speed or alcohol played a role in that crash but they say it's still too early to say why the driver lost control. today marks one week since the 6.0 earthquake shook napa. hours ago, you might have felt it. it wasn't your imagination. yes, the earth was shaking again. the usgs reports a 3.2 quake shook napa at 1:56 a.m. that's nearly the same time as last sunday's quake which hit at 3:20 a.m. so far, we've not gotten many reports of serious damage or injuries from this latest shaking. there have been dozens of aftershocks in the region since last weekend. banks in napa are coming to the aid of customers.

the bank of napa and the redwood credit union are providing special services. the redwood credit union is offering interest-free loans. while napa was hit the hardest, sonoma county had $5 million in damage. sonoma county officials have declared a local emergency there, which does allow residents to get state and federal recovery assistance. the first baptist church in vallejo is holding a sunday morning service at this hour. despite sustaining heavy damage. the 145-year-old brick building was briefly red tagged. access to the belt tower is limited. but pastors and parishioners are keeping the church open. the church serves hot meals to 200 people a day. some her chearnts are struggles. a hair salon was ruined when sprinkler pipes broke and flooded the building. the owner brought in a salon on wheels in an effort to get her

business going again. her plans had to be put on hold. city officials said she had to move it because the trailer could not be in a construction zone. >> help me keep my business afloat, help me keep my team employed a being able to pay their bills. work with me. i'm being told to be patient. >> well, patience is running thin at a nearby pizzeria, too. the owners say they are losing thousands of dollars. they tried to reopen by baking on the sidewalk friday night. but then they were told they were too close to a building that was not reinforced. >> we've got that get our business open. we can't wait for legal maneuvers and people to fight it about it. we have a business to run, employees to pay. we'll do what we can do. >> the owners are building a second protective roof but they ran out of daylight yesterday. they are hoping to finish up in time for the lunch crowd today. we've created a special section on the napa quake at ktvu.com. there's an interactive map showing the red and yellow

tagged buildings. ways you can keep quake victims, plus a slide show of the damage of the it's in the hot topics -- damage. it's in the hot topics section. an 84-year-old man is in critical condition after being hit by an oakland patrol car. it happened yesterday on third avenue and east 12th. the officer was responding to the call when he turned onto east 12th and i hit the man. police say the officer was not driving fast. one woman who didn't want her face on camera said it's a dangerous intersection. >> i'm not sure if a stop sign would have helped because the police have run the stop sign. i know there's accidents out here all of the time. >> police are looking for video or witness informs. anyone with information call the oakland police trachtion information. muni is raising fares for

many passengers. the monthly passes will gup -- will go up from $66 to $68 and monthly passes for muni and b.a.r.t. will jump to $80. fares for senior citizens, the children and the disabled will stay the time. crews began to set up for the gay parade yesterday. the parade starts at 10:30 at 14th street and broadway. then the festival starts at 11:00 a.m. at 20th and broadway. according to the chronicle, oakland has the country's second highest number of households and the highest concentration of couples with children. firefighters in texas go above and beyond. their random act of kindness that left a family in tears. and donations are pouring in thanks to the als bucket challenge. experts are saying the generous

donations could be left disappointed. sunny, warm weather will continue for the second half of your bay area holiday weekend. we'll check in on our temperatures for today and talk about how long the trend will last coming up.

race car driver tony stewart will be under the spotlight today when he gets behind the wheel. it's the first time he's raced since hitting and killing

another driver earlier this month. stewart qualified in the 12th position for the nascar lace in atlanta -- race in atlanta. analysts say his car is fast enough to win. he has not driven since he hit and killed kevin ward junior. >> it's good to have tony back in the car. it was a very tragic situation. you know, i think it affected a lot of people. >> stewart says his involvement in the deadly crash will affect him forever but says he needed to return to nascar to spend time with his racing family. we have an update this morning on the condition of indy car driver. this player was in fontana when he lost control. the video is amazing. he hit the guardrail and the car goes spiraling into the area. the 25-year-old russian driver is in stable condition at loma linda. he is expected to stay there for several weeks.

he broke several ribs and suffered a conkution. an indy car safety expert said it was mind boggling. an ice bucket challenge involving a baby is causing controversy in texas. video posted on facebook shows a grandfather dumps an ice bucket on himself and his 10- month-old granddaughter. the girl's father said he was outraged when he saw the video. >> my family was shocked, my friends were shocked. everyone was shock and appalled. >> another person from out of state saw the video and sent the video to the texas department of family services. since the ice budget challenge went viral, the als asays says donations are up -- als donations are up, more than 3,000 from last year. and with celebrities stepping up, that number continues to

grow. however, the als association says some generous donors could end up being disappointed. it says even with all of the money pouring in a cure for als is still a long way off. >> progress against these really tough issues takes patience and it takes time. we're not gonna see results overnight and nobody should expect that. >> experts say the people want to see quick results after a surge in donations such as the ice bucket challenge. they say sometimes that can lead to disappointment and a drop in donations once the excitement dies down. >> all right. 9:17. let's head back over to rosemary. things are gonna warm up if you are inland, they will be downright hot. >> we have great weather over most of the bay area. it will be toasty inland, once again. here's hoping you like the heat if you live in antioch and brentwood. we'll be back in the low 90s for the afternoon. giving you a look look over the east bay, pointing towards the west, you can see a bit of the

low cloud cover right there banked along the hill. this is going to burn away. we're looking at mostly sunny skies for everybody today. the ridge of high pressure is going to be with us. it will hold firmly in place through your holiday weekend. so 60s, low 70s expected at the coast with mostly sunny skies. 70s, 80s, around the bay 80s to low 90s effected far inland. the hotter spots expected to hit 93, 94 today. that's a hot day. >> we have a weak onshore breeze that will be with us for the entire day. may pick up a little bit in the afternoon. 69 degrees already in fairfield at this hour. 72 in antioch. 67 in livermore. we have 60s around the bay. mid-60s in napa. 57 san rafael. 63 degrees for you santa rosa, a along the peninsula, 68 mountain view, san jose, 67 right now and for the afternoon, a nice warmup coming your way. as we get into the lunch hour, low 70s expected, going to be beautiful weather to maybe pick

a dining place outdoors. how about the afternoon? low 80s expected by about 3:00. some areas in and around san jose will creep up at 4:00. i have you going to 8 a. within a few degrees there and then in the dinner hour, still 79 degrees. sun sets about 7:who. you have a nice -- 7:40. and you have a nice evening in store for sunday. going to see the giants play? will be a beautiful day at at&t park. mostly sunny skies. 70 degrees at game time. a westerly breeze to about 10 miles per hour picking up for the second half of the game. temperatures are expected to stay in the low 70s for the second half of the game. temperature wise, into the north bay, it will be warm. 85 for petaluma. 85 sap ralph fell. 7 -- san rafael. 73 in sausalito. 77 san leandro. 85 castro valley. 77 in oakland. we have pride festivities going on here today. 94 in livermore. 92 pittsburg. into the south bay, 88 los gatos. 84 cupertino. 84 for santa clara.

mostly sunny and 80 degrees this afternoon in santa cruz. a beautiful beach day there. 84 redwood city. 71 in san francisco. upper 6s to low 70s for san francisco and half moon bay. the exit ended forecast for with the second half of your weekend in view, temperatures continue to climb slightly for monday. and then a coombdown begins on tuesday. back to the desk. the choice of paper or plastic at california grocery stores could soon be a thing. past. the state has passed a bill that would make california the first state in the nation to ban plastic bags. the measure now heads to governor jerry brown's desk and some customers say they would welcome that ban. >> a lot of times i'm just throwing them away once i'm done. i mean, they do have their household waste basket, you know, just small things. i don't see a problem with it. >> the bill would ban plastic bags at grocery stores and large pharmacies next july and convenience stores by 2016. the governor has not said whether or not he intends to

sign that bill. jean quan has released a statement praising lawmakers for passing that ban on plastic bags. she says our leaders in sacramento are making history by standing you to the plastics industry and taking an important step to protect your our environment. a ban is in effect in many bay area cities, including oakland, san francisco, and san jose. a funeral is held for a 25- year-old man shot and killed by los angeles police. coming up at 9:44, the plans his family has for the department and the response to the shooting. and a rare discovery in mississippi. up next, a scientist plans to take a closer look at what he believes to be a fossilized dinosaur egg.

san francisco 49ers' linebacker aldon smith is reacting to his nine-game suspension. in a statement, he said i apologize to my teammate, coach, the ent tire 49 --

entire 49er organization and fans for not being able to contribute on the field for the next several years. over the last year i've learned a lot and i'm working hard to grow from my experiences. i want to thank my family, friends, teammates, union and 49ers for supporting me during this process. the nfl handed down the punishment after smith had several run-ins with the law, including a dui arrest. on thursday, the nfl kicks off its 2014 season. the seattle seahawks will face off against the green bay packers. the seahawks are coming off their super bowl win dense the broncos. the 49ers will begin their regular season next sunday in dallas against the cowboys. the raiders start their official season september 7th when they take on the jets in new york. a programming note, you can catch ktvu news special about the 49ers home. it's alled all-access pass, leavey stadium. it airs tonight at 11:00, following the document -- the

10:00 news. just in case you are joining us in five minutes from now, we'll return to the breaking news of another 49er player getting arrested. today is the deadline for the first openly gay player in the nfl to be signed from another time. michael sam was cut yesterday. he was a 7th round draft choice after making a name for himself playing for missouri. following yesterday's news, sam tweeted "while most worthwhile things in life rarely come easy, this is a life lesson i've always known. the journey continues ". a judge is suggesting community service for the russian tourist who climbed the bridge. he was arrested a week ago after climbing to the top of the bridge to take pictures. was charged with reckless endangerment, trespass and disorderly conduct. prosecutors wanted a 90-day jail sentence. on friday, a judge ruled his actions were not malicious. this is the second breach at the bridge this summer. in july, two german tourists

went to the top and replaced two american flags with white flags. the white house says the president is looking to ease terms between russia and ukraine and wants to reassure allies in northern europe that they have their support. this holiday weekend many people are heading to movie theaters. >> thief, two thugs, and an assisten and a mainny -- assassin and a mainny ac. >> the guardiance of the galaxy is expected to top the box office. it brought in $3 million on friday. the movie is projected to do 19 million this weekend alone. the november man is close behind bringing in 3.2 million on friday. a scientist in mississippi says he is studying a rare dinosaur egg that's believed to be 70 million years old.

paylyenologist jones says the egg has a fully intact embryo inside and wants to create the first 3-d image next spring. he believes the-d scan will give -- the 3-d scan will give scientists a better understanding of what live was like back in the dinosaur age. the special honor for some real-life heroes here in the bay area and the work they are doing to make a difference. the bay area clouds are clearing. our temperatures are rising. we have a nice warmup in store for your sunday afternoon. il have a look at your current conditions and the afternoon highs -- coming up.

five people are shot at a house party in livermore. what happened right before a car drove up and opened fire. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm claudine wong. >> i'm noelle walker. let's begin with a quick look at weather for this unofficial last gasp of summer. >> the last hurrah. we have a beautiful forecast in store outside our doors this morning. we have low clouds over the oakland estuary. you can see the clouds are beginning to clear. i'm seeing them thin as we move along the coastline and into san francisco. we've got more sunshine than we did just about half an hour ago. we'll continue with these clouds clearing. we'll be enjoying mostly sunny

skies for today. wall-to-wall sunshine from the coast around the bay and inland. temperatures right now, 64 degrees with partly sunny skies in half moon bay. 66 in redwood city. low 70s in walnut creek as well as antioch, where we have mostly sunny skies. over the north bay, the sun is shining, but it is a cool one still in areas like santa rosa as well as novato. let's take a tour. menlo park, 68. 68 for palo alto. upper 60s in belmont for the greek festival continues. 71 sunnyvale, 65 saratoga. into the east bay, 65 la fayette. 64 orinda. for today, temperatures a lot like yesterday. mild to warm along the coast with sunny conditions. around the bay, it will be warm. 70s and 80s. a few low 90s for the -- for the warmer locations. we return to the breaking news we've been reporting for the past two hours. 49ers defensive starter ray

mcdonald remains in the santa clara county jail after being arrested on felony domestic violence charges. san jose police released this booking photo of mcdonald. just before 3:00 a.m., officers responded to a disturbance call on bentley bridge drive. that's the same street where aldon smith was arrested last september on dui charges. police tell us they arrested mcdonald this morning after investigating the situation. the sacramento bee reports it was a birthday party for mcdonald with other 49er players onhand. but ail don smith was not one of them. and moments ago, the 49ers just released a statement from the general manager. it says "the 49ers' organization is aware of the recent reports regarding ray mcdonald and we take such matters seriously as we continue to gather the facts. we'll reserve further comment." livermore police are investigating a shooting that injured five people the it happened before 1:30 this morning on south q street. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in

livermore where she just got an update from police. >> reporter: i just got off the phone with livermore police. they say within the past 15 minutes, three people have been taken into custody in connection with the shooting that happened here. all of them are males. two adults and a juvenile. according to livermore police, none of them are from livermore. one of the individuals is from stockton. we're not sure about the other two. but at this point, they are considered persons of interest in this shooting investigation. the shooting that happened here behind me, this is a home on 200 south q street near third street. you can see there are still a number of investigators out in front of the home. part of the street is roped off to traffic. it all stems from a house party that happened around 12:30 this morning. livermore police say there are about 20 people at the party all in their late teens and early 20s when three men from out of town showed up. there was an argument between them and one of the guests. the three men were told to leave. they did and about 30 minutes later, a white sedan pulled up to the front of the house, someone inside the vehicle

opened fire. this is a quiet neighborhood. we've talked to a number of neighbors, all of them say this is very unusual for this area. some of them heard the commotion. >> just five really loud pops. simultaneous like back to back, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. >> reporter: five people were struck by the gunfire. three men and two women. police say the victims have not been identified but they are all expected to survive their injuries. we talked to a woman who showed you up to the scene she told us she was supposed to be at the party and was shocked to hear what happened. >> they are my friends. to me, it's not expected. usually they only invite people they know. so i didn't think any of this would happen. if i did, i would have came over here right away. but i guess -- i just hope everyone is okay. >> reporter: now, again, just to repeat. in the last 15 minute, livermore police have taken three people into custody in connection with this shooting.

at this early stage in the investigation, those three individuals are being considered persons of interest. livermore police are getting ready to interview them right now. but the three individuals all males two adults and one juvenile and again police say they are all from out of town. none of them are livermore residents. we'll have more information on this story throughout the afternoon. you can stay with ktvu online and on twitter. live in livermore, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. a shore man was killed and two others injured after falling hundreds of feet off a cliff in daly city. the three broke through a fence running along the cliff near pally sides park at westridge avenue around 4:30 in the morningth they fell 250 to 300 feet to the beach below. firefighters say the man who died was 29-year-old sean carrington. two others were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. the mixed martial arts fighter known as war machine has been extradited from california to las vegas to face

charges in the brutal beating of his formal girlfriend. prosecutors say the attack am happened at the las vegas home early this month and injured one of her friend. she's recovering from broken bones near her eye, a broken nose and missing teeth. he was arrested a week after the attack after fleeing to the los angeles air area. he faces felony assault, battery and coercion charges. caltrans says traffic has been flowing smoothly from the peninsula into san francisco despite the closure of 280. caltrans closed 280 from the 101 interchange to king street for retrofit work. northbound traffic is being detoured onto highway 101. two hinges are being replaced that should allow the roadway to expand and contract during the earthquake. the freeway is scheduled to reopen by 5:00 on tuesday. the driver of a cement truck suffered minor injuries after crashing on highway 4 in

antioch. it happened at about 7:10 yesterday morning there the loma boulevard exit. the highway patrol shut down all westbound lanes until the wreckage could be removed. the lanes reopened about four hours later. two northern california wildfires sparked by lightning three weeks ago are still threatening hundred of holes. firefighters say the fire -- holes. firefighters say the fires are burning near happy camp are threatening as many as 250 homes an cabins near the oregon stateline. close to 20 fires broke out after a thunderstorm. the fires have merged and have charred more than 90 square miles. wineries and restaurants in the napa valley say they are not letting the quake or its aftershocks stay open. tourist generates 1.4 billion a year for the region. the labor day weekend and the start of the harvest are traditionally two big draws. while last sunday's quake

damaged some inventory, many merchants are trying to get the word out that they are still open for business. >> every hotel and us have gotten many, many calls to ask, is it still okay to come? are we gonna have a great time? should we plan for a better time. we've been able to say please come. you will be fine. >> the labor day weekend usually draws 25,000 visitors to the napa valley. a week later, there are new images of the violent shaking. this is footage of the train. the camera shows the train rocking side to side. it did have to be shut down following the quake. it reopened three days earlier a after everything was inspected. the state has ended its session by sending a stack of bills to jerry brown's desk to await his signature. one of the most closely watched measures would require employees in the state to offer three days of said pick leave to workers. some opposed the bills.

but supporters say it's an important expansion of workers' rights. >> it's very limited. it's only three days. but at the same time, it's transformative, it's the biggest expansion of workers' rights that the state has probably seen in 30 years. >> home healthcare workers would not be covered. other bills sent include regulating the pumping of ground water. another bill would ask family members to remove children from homes who are mentally ill. we are the eyes and ears. >> this woman is a citizen on patrol. >> we do vary cakes checks. >> reporter: part of fremont police department's volunteers and police services unit. >> we do it all. >> reporter: and that includes

coordinating the department's successful blood drive. >> it became a passion for me. >> reporter: josie's personal experience drives that passion. >> my life was saved in 1970 when i had my daughter. they didn't have my blood type where my daughter was boesch because i have a rare blood type and they had to have the highway patrol go get three pints for me. >> reporter: the life saving act, she spent the last five years encouraging others to give helping to boost the supply. >> i just love having them. they started growing and growing. and we're here 12 blood drives later. >> reporter: more than 600 pints collected. >> hi, teddy. this is josie. >> reporter: just part of the job, she says looking out for those in her community, from the homebound elderly. >> but you are feeling okay? >> reporter: to those in need of blood. >> that's important to hee. >> that was heather holmes reporting. if you would like to join us on september 5th when we thank josie and the nine others, go to ktvu.com for details on

ticket information. a texas family was brought to tears by a random act of kindness by a group of firefighters. 65-year-old john mccormick collapsed while mowing his front yard. firefighters revived him and then followed the ambulance to the hospital. those firefighters then drove back to mccormick's house and finished the mowing the lawn for hill. a neighbor took the picture of the firefighters in action. after they were finished, they left a handwritten note that said we feel bad that your husband didn't get to finish the yard so we did. >> just something to help someone out in the worst time of their life. >> it just showed me that there's still compassion. that people still do random acts of kindness. >> sadly, mccormick died two days later. but the family said the firefighters' actions helped restore their faith in humanity. nursing baby squirrels back

to help. where hundreds of animals are being abandoned by their mothers and what's being done to fix the problem. and a cupertino hotel has a new employer on staff. but this one you don't have to tip or even talk to. our warm weather pattern will remain locked in place for the second half of your bay area weekend. i will have a look at your numbers for today and show you how long the trend will last -- coming up. ♪

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>> he did not deserve to die because hes was mentallial -- because he was mentally ill. >> the two officers who shot him are on paid leave. ford's family plans to file a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the l.a.p.d. hundred took to the streets in missouri to mark three weeks since the shooting of an unarmed teenager. ♪ we all need someone to lean on ♪ >> demonstrators gathered at a makeshift memorial marking the spot where michael brown was killed and calling for the police officer to face charges who shot him. a grand jury is reviewing the case. the justice department has opened a civil rights investigation. a wildlife center near settle is getting bombarded with squirrel dropoffs. it's so kud. i can't stand -- it's so cute. i can't stand it.  they've been abandoned by their mothers. so far this year, nearly 300

injured or orphaned squirrels have been admitted into the center. >> they say hi, i've found a baby squirrel on the ground. >> feeding them all day long, four or five of them ery daughter. >> volunteers -- every hour. >> volunteers nurse them back to help and when they were strong enough, they are returned to the same neighborhood they are found. the spca is targeting ground zero for stray pelts. they say 1.5-mile area has the largest density of dogs and cats that end up in shelters. it's taking a new approach. that include spaying and neaterring, vaccinations and -- neutering, vaccinations and microchipping. they hope to provide services to more than 1,000 animals in south sacramento. there is a new employee at the hotel in cupertino. this one doesn't require a tip.

meet butler. he's the first -- i don't know if it's a he -- he's the first robotic butler equipped with looks and sensors and lasers. it's designed to take the burden off front desk agents. he has a built-in wi-fi center and calls guests when it arrives at their the door. >> much like rosy from the jetsons or wally or r 2 d 2 when we see guests's reactions -- guests' reactions it's fun. >> a thankful suite is all he asks for. that's interesting. >> yes. my little birdie in my ear is saying we go from rosy from the jetsons to rosy in the weather center.

>> voila. >> you are a little better looking. >> thank you. imagine the robot doing your morning call for you. knocking on the door. >> i think i would freak out. >> at 6:05 you are like what? [laughter] >> all right. good morning to you. we have another spectacular day in store. it will be really nice along the beaches today with mostly sunny skies and a lot of 60s and 70s there. giving you a live look over the bay where the bay is just glistening this morning. isn't that a beautiful shot? now, while we slept, those low clouds moved across the bay into the east bay. oakland waking up with mostly sunny skies. but the clouds are beginning to clear. again, for today with this ridge of high pressure in place, for today, as well as tomorrow we'll have mostly sunny skies and temperatures are gonna be mild to warm along the coast around the bay, 70s and 80s. 80s and low 90s expected for our inland communities. it will be a lot like yesterday. so as you get outside this morning, again, plenty of sunshine already the onshore breeze is still with us.

not losing it completely. it's fairly weak. fairfield reporting 10 miles per hour. the afternoon sea breeze will pick up some. but for the most part it won't bring us relieve to the inland areas. 74 in antioch. 67 in concord. upper 60s in hayward. 65 in napa. 66 redwood city. mountain view, 68. as we get into the second half the morning, temperatures continuing to climb and i think by the afternoon, we'll be within just a few degrees of what we had yesterday. san francisco right now at 66. and we have a beautiful day in store in the city of san francisco. if you are going to see the giants play this afternoon, it will be a great day at at&t park. take a look at these numbers. hitting 70 degrees by noontime. and then staying steady in the 70s. we're talking low 70s for 1:00, 2:00, 3:00. and then as we get into the second half of the day, perhaps around dinnertime, upper 60s in the forecast. just a nice day there for the city of san francisco. for the afternoon today, over parts of the north bay, a warm one in petaluma.

85 for you. 86 for sonoma. 82 vallejo. we've got east bay numbers looking like this. 77 in oakland as well as san leandro. mid-80s castro valley. low 90s in danville. low 90s in antioch. mid-80s for san jose today. you got 92 morgan hill. 88 los gatos. are you checking out santa cruz? mostly sunny skies and 80 degrees along the shore and the boardwalk there. 84 redwood city, 74 san bruno. 70 degrees expected for half moon bay. now, if you are getting out of town maybe you still have a couple of days lift in your three-day holiday weekend. a gorgeous one over lake tahoe t was breezy yesterday with a lake wind advisory. not today. mostly sunny skies. low 70s today. upper 70s in the forecast for tomorrow. the extended forecast here at home with your bay area weekend always in view showing you temperatures are gonna hold steady for today. climb a little bit more for tomorrow. i think temperatures peak on labor day and then we begin

with a cooling trend getting back in the mid-80s by midweek wednesday for our inland cities. back to the desk. a couple of local colleges have kicked off their football season. for cal, the new year is looking better. they went on the road and knocked off northwestern. 31-24. gowf completed three touchdown passes. with the win, cal has as many victories this season as it had in all of last year. one. it's a good feeling to start off this way. the head coach says the team's hard work is paying off. stanford is showing why it's the 11th ranked team in the country. had it no problem against the underdog. stanford led 38-0 at halftime and cruised to 45-0 victory. stanford hosts usc in a major matchup next saturday. and finally, some good news for the 49ers today. espn is reporting that boone

will return to the team tomorrow with a revised two- year contract. stopping a deadly outbreak. the experimental vaccine for the ebola virus being tested in the u.s. and when it could be available. and sniffing out an invasive species. the role a dog is playing in protecting northern california waterways. female announcer: through monday, get three years interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends labor day at sleep train.

in iraq, the u.s. is part of a coalition to save a town under siege by isis for nearly two months. iraqi soldiers evacuated by helicopter, dozens of women and children from the town of amerli. the helicopter had to fire on isis militants when it was flying back to baghdad for safety. about 15,000 people are still trapped there. with the protection of american troops, the u.s., england and several other allies have dropped food and water in a humanitarian mission. a brit, human rights group says in the past several weeks,

isis militants have kidnapped some 300 young women and girls and turned them into slaves. the human rights group says isis seized the women as the spoils of war. the -- see the women as the soils so spoils of war. they were sold and married to about $1,000 apiece to other militants across iraq. human dreams start on an experimental vaccine for the ebola virus. 20 healthy volunteers will be given the vaccine at the national institutes of health campus in maryland. results from the study are expected by the end of the year. after the n.i.h. fastracked the vaccine, which had previously been in development for more than a decade. this holiday weekend, local law enforcement agencies are cracking down on drunk drivers. several police departments are holding dui the chs. san rafael -- checkpoints. san rafael, burlingame, richmond are all stopping drivers. the chp is conducting what it

calls maximum enforcement which puts extra patrols on the road. aaa says 4 million californians are expected to hit the road this labor day weekend. this weekend, officials are holding voluntary inspections on boats in lake sonoma and mendocino to look for invasive shellfish. the species has damaged two dozen reservoirs. officials will use a specially trained dog to find the mussel. if a mussel is found, the won't will not be able to launch. we're learning more about the golden gate warriors arena proposal. this is a look at the design for the 18,000-seat sports facility on third street. that will also include two office towers and a plaza with restaurants and shops. the 700-car lot will provide parking for the $1 billion project. the team hopes to open the arena by 2018. one year after becoming the

first person to swim from florida to cuba without a shark cage is being honored for her efforts. yesterday, the distance swimmer was back in cuba to receive the order of sporting merit award. country's first vice president called the swim a "symbol of the friendship between our people". >> all right. 9:56. let's go back for one quick check of the weather with mose -- rosemary. 60s. mid- to upper 60s along the coast at the lunch hour. for the warmer locations. mid-80s. 94 for livermore. 82 for vallejo today. 77 in oakland. 84 redwood city city. 71 san francisco. a lot of 60s and 70s. 80s expected in santa cruz. it will be a beautiful day along the shore as we get into the extended forecast, labor day expected to be the warmest day. temperatures will peak as we

get into the second half here and then as the start of the business week so to speak, hoping tuesday is your first day back to work. temperatures begin to fall. all right. sounds good. >> gorgeous. i'm a little sad it's the end of summer. >> that's our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we're gonna continue to follow the developments of the arrest of ray mcdonald from the 49ers. you can get updates necessary time at ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. have a great morning.

i'm chris wallace. president obama admits he has no plan yet to go after isis in syria. but world leaders vowed to confront the jihadists. >> i don't want to put the cart before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. >> we need to tackle that ideal of islamic extremist head on at route before the takes violence and terror. >> how serious is the threat? we'll ask former army intelligence officer and isis expert jessica lewis. what should our strategy be? we'll talk with the chair of the house intelligence committee mike rogers. >> plus, the white house